Enigma: Party Trivia

A quiz night for the people actually in the room. No telly, no console, no laptop propped on a stool — just the phones you already have. One person starts the game and puts their phone face-up in the middle of the table. That's the shared screen: the question, the countdown, the scores, everybody's character watching everybody else. The rest of you answer on your own phones, privately, all at the same time. Nobody reads anything out. Nobody waits their turn. BUILT SO THE YOUNGEST CAN ACTUALLY WIN A nine-year-old and a grandparent should both be able to walk away with it, and that only happens on purpose: • Half the rounds ignore speed entirely — fast fingers are a teenager's advantage, not a knowledge one • In teams the youngest answers first, so they never sit there while somebody else does it for them • Nobody is ever knocked out. Not in any round, not ever. Comebacks instead • No round can drop you below where you started the night TWELVE WAYS TO PLAY A ROUND Straight Points, Speed Ladder, Wager, Closest Guess, Hand It Over, Slow Reveal, Sort It Out, Bomb, Point Thief, Challenge, All That Apply — and a finale worth playing for. Choose the rounds yourself or let it shuffle and find out what you're in for. A short game runs fifteen minutes; a long one about an hour. 2,750 QUESTIONS, WRITTEN RATHER THAN SCRAPED Twelve categories, sixty-one subcategories, three difficulty tiers — so one question bank suits a ten-year-old and a pub-quiz veteran sitting at the same table. NO WIFI, NO ACCOUNT, NO NONSENSE • Works completely offline. The phones talk straight to each other, so a train, a tent or a cottage with no signal is fine • No sign-up, no email, no profile to make. Open it and play • Nothing is collected. No analytics, no advertising, no third-party trackers — nothing leaves the room • Sound comes from the table phone only, never all of them at once WHAT YOU NEED One iPhone to act as the table and one each for the players — two to eight people. Everyone playing needs the app on their own phone.